EUROPEAN INSTITUTE OF CULTURAL ROUTES
Search :
  home page
   
  discovering Europe
  Europe in progress
  european mediations
  memory of Europe
  capital questions
  european diagonals
  who are we ?
  with whom do we work ?
  atlas of cultural routes
   
  shop
  polls
 
log in:
password
forgotten your password ?
subscribe
   
 
 your shopping cart
   
  site map
  contact us
   
 
   
  Forum
 
 
 
 Le Jardin des Deux Rives / Der Garten der Zwei Ufer
This book relates only the paradigm of the first chapter of the history of this garden on both banks of the Rhine river....
european institute of cultural routes
Daniel Capp
03 July 2009
 
Informations 
Support: book
Media's author : Coll. sous la direction de Michel Krieger
Language : French
Editor : Association Garten // Jardin Strasbourg
Publishing year : 2004
ISBN/ISSN : 2-9523126-0-5


Characteristics
28cm X 24 cm 237 pages
Buy this product
30.00 euros
 
buy it
 
This magnificent work is the culmination of a project which fosters the coming together of two communitîes which have, for a long time, turned their backs on the river.

"More than a simple link between two banks, the garden offers, by way of a footbridge, the opportunity to place oneself in harmony with the landscape. It offers a an organic link with the Rhine, which it celebrates as a natural place for meeting one another, for strolling and for contentment.

By its seasonal unpredictability, the river constitutes in itself an extraordinary permanent spectacle. The Mimram footbridge is not a bridge amongst others: it is unique, because it was designed specifically for this place.

In the quest for this place, frontier on the Rhine, the bridges are the places of passing, charged with memories, which interrogate us about our relationship with one another, which here, in this Rhenish place, is always the same. The garden is to each a place of happiness, of rest, of joy in the passing of time and of things. The bridges were built, destroyed and reconstructed. The garden was planted and thrives along the thread of years. It speaks, with humility, of eternity and the changing of the seasons.

What more beautiful image could one give, than the creation, together, of a garden, a bridge an entirely common living place, shared by the two banks of the Rhine"

Michel Krieger, March 2004

This book is written in French and German.
 

Documentation centre
   european institute of cultural routes
 
 
advanced search
back to the list
printer friendly version
send to a friend
contact
 


 more infos ...
 editorial content
 an installation for literature
 
   
 articles
 Gardens in Strasbourg
 
   
 Footbridge Strasbourg / Kehl
 
   
 


 

 home page  discovering Europe  Europe in progress  european mediations  memory of Europe  capital questions  european diagonals  who are we ?  with whom do we work ?  atlas of cultural routes  shop  polls  forum  Photo Gallery